Suzanne Daly (played by Georgina Ward) is a protagonist in Loving Feeling.
Stevee's wife who leaves him for their mutual friend Scott after discovering his affair with secretary Carol. She longs to reconcile but is frustrated by his immaturity and refusal to end the affair. Eventually, she returns her wedding ring to Stevee, accepting that their marriage is over. Stevee Daly (played by Simon Brent) is a protagonist in Loving Feeling.
A radio DJ and the central character. He engages in multiple affairs with his secretary Carol, Carol's flatmate Jane, and a French model. Initially refusing to give up Carol, he eventually tires of the relationships and other flings, culminating in him driving away alone after finalizing his separation. Carol Taylor (played by Paula Patterson) appears in Loving Feeling.
Stevee's secretary with whom he begins an affair. As the relationship sours, she focuses on her career at the radio station and is romantically pursued by manager Philip. She ultimately plans to relocate to New York with Philip, moving on from Stevee. Scott Fisher (played by John Railton) appears in Loving Feeling.
A mutual friend of Stevee and Suzanne. Suzanne leaves Stevee for him following the discovery of the affair with Carol. Stevee hands him the house key at the end of the film, marking the final dissolution of his marriage and home life. Philip Peterson (played by Peter Dixon) appears in Loving Feeling.
The radio station manager who romantically pursues Carol. He becomes her new romantic interest and plans to move to New York with her, successfully winning her affection as she focuses on her career.
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Characters
Suzanne Daly
(played by Georgina Ward) — protagonist
Stevee's wife who leaves him for their mutual friend Scott after discovering his affair with secretary Carol. She longs to reconcile but is frustrated by his immaturity and refusal to end the affair....
Stevee Daly
(played by Simon Brent) — protagonist
A radio DJ and the central character. He engages in multiple affairs with his secretary Carol, Carol's flatmate Jane, and a French model. Initially refusing to give up Carol, he eventually tires of th...
Carol Taylor
(played by Paula Patterson) — supporting
Stevee's secretary with whom he begins an affair. As the relationship sours, she focuses on her career at the radio station and is romantically pursued by manager Philip. She ultimately plans to reloc...
Scott Fisher
(played by John Railton) — supporting
A mutual friend of Stevee and Suzanne. Suzanne leaves Stevee for him following the discovery of the affair with Carol. Stevee hands him the house key at the end of the film, marking the final dissolut...
Philip Peterson
(played by Peter Dixon) — supporting
The radio station manager who romantically pursues Carol. He becomes her new romantic interest and plans to move to New York with her, successfully winning her affection as she focuses on her career.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Carol Taylor → Philip Peterson
(Romantic Pursued And Pursuer)
Suzanne Daly → Scott Fisher
(Romantic Lovers)
Stevee Daly → Suzanne Daly
(Family Husband And Wife)
Stevee Daly → Carol Taylor
(Romantic Affair)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Stevee Daly → Scott Fisher
(Social Mutual Friends)
Suzanne Daly → Carol Taylor
(Conflict Rivals)
Story Analysis
A deteriorating marriage is tested by repeated affairs, career changes, and the final acceptance of separation.
